Conflict of Interest grievance towards Dhoni’s appointment as Team India mentor for T20 WC

Former Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association life member Sanjeev Gupta, who has beforehand filed a sequence of Conflict of curiosity complaints towards gamers and directors, has despatched a letter to the apex council members that Dhoni’s appointment is a violation of the Conflict of Interest clause, beneath which one particular person can’t maintain two posts.
Dhoni can also be captain of Chennai Super Kings IPL franchise.
“Yes, Gupta has sent a letter to apex council members including Sourav (Ganguly) and Jay (Shah). He has cited clause 38 (4) of the BCCI constitution which loosely states that one person cannot be holding two separate posts. The Apex Council will need to consult its legal team to check the ramifications,” a BCCI supply instructed PTI on situations of anonymity.
It is known that Dhoni being a participant in a single group and mentor in one other raises questions for which readability is required.
Dhoni was named mentor for WT20 by secretary Jay Shah on the sidelines of the squad announcement on Wednesday.
One of probably the most profitable captains within the historical past of Indian cricket, the enigmatic wicketkeeper-batsman led India to 2 world titles — the 2007 T20 World Cup in South Africa and the 2011 ODI World Cup in India.
Dhoni is at the moment along with his IPL group Chennai Super Kings, gearing up for the resumption of the league from September 19 within the UAE.

The reticent participant’s retirement, introduced by him via an instagram put up on August 15 final 12 months, had taken the cricket world without warning and he has not spoken even as soon as about it after that.
The highly-respected wicketkeeper-batsman performed 90 Tests, 350 ODIs and 98 T20 Internationals amassing 4876, 10773 and 1617 runs respectively throughout codecs.
He has largely stored a low profile after retiring internationally, focussing on his IPL engagements and natural farming at his house city Ranchi.